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Election Results

Published November 8, 2018

PHOENIX (AP/KSAZ) -- Voters made their final decisions in a historic Arizona election.

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U.S. Senate
It is certain that Arizona will get its first female U.S. Senator, but what is not known is who it will be.

Republican Rep. Martha McSally or Democratic Rep. Kyrsten Sinema are vying for a seat being vacated by retiring Senator Jeff Flake has dominated the state's politics.